Love’s Refrain at Roslyn Court by Riana Everly

The year is 1813, and England is at war against Napoleon’s forces on the Continent.

Sophia Bradley is the poor cousin at Roslyn Court. Only her musical talents save her from being shunned by society for her parents’ sins. Still, she is comfortable and loved by her cousins, and is determined to be content living her life as a companion or other such respectable situation, for she knows she can never marry. How awkward it is, then, that the family’s houseguest is slipping into her thoughts and dreams in a most inconvenient way.
Troubled by nightmares and black moods after his traumatic experiences in the war, Major Isaac Hollimore would rather be anywhere but Roslyn Court, where he has journeyed to return the personal effects of his late friend to the lad’s family. Still, he finds comfort in Miss Bradley’s soothing voice and beautiful music, and finds himself most unwilling to leave.
As the two spend more time in each other’s company, a friendship begins to blossom, and then perhaps something more. But like Sophia, Isaac has determined that he can never marry, and the more time he spends with the sensible musician, the more he knows it will break his heart when he finally leaves.
Then Sophia’s aunt pulls Isaac into her own schemes and another suitor arrives in the neighbourhood, perfectly poised to claim Sophia’s hand. Will Isaac and Sophia let their chance at love drift away like the last notes of a mournful song, or will they write their own love song, their own refrain, at Roslyn Court?

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Love’s Refrain at Roslyn Court is a clean historical romance standalone in the Noble Hearts series.
You don’t have to have money and lands to have a noble heart, as these stories of historical romance will prove. Find love in unexpected places and situations across time with the Noble Hearts series.

This novel is entirely the creation of human imagination, without any use of generative AI.